Tribal and conservation advocates celebrate as river is returned to historic channel; restoration activities to continue for several years.

EPIC has joined a coalition to push for more transparency around pollution and climate change impacts from California’s logging industry.

Lenya Quinn-Davidson, Director of the University of California Agricultural and Natural Resource’s Fire Network joins the show to talk fire.

On August 20, 2024, the Eureka City Council unanimously passed a resolution declaring their support for 30x30.

Supporters of EPIC’s nearly 15-year-old Save Richardson Grove campaign may need to wait until November for the decision in the latest case.

Josefina Barrantes and Kim Delfino joined the show to discuss Proposition 4 and how the North Coast stands to benefit.

EPIC and allies are back in court to defend Richardson Grove, and we need your support!